just like it is hard to measure eti. ..y if every worst a look at a pretax series have any provisional validity. no matter what piketty says, they thought they arusha that the impact, social on the staff is responsible for the bragging transfer of the golden era of the middle part of the 20th century. the thing about science in general is that you have the data, you should go ahead and use it. but at the same time you should be extra sensitive to the shortcomings of any conclusions based on the acknowledged limitations of the data. you should book of many improvements in when they come be willing to toss the original evidence to begin with. if the scientific method one-to-one. here's so we need to do a society informed commentators. this is realized that as economists as it is practiced in advance for debate is absolutely no license to accept the claims piketty-saez of inequality. only a judge piketty-saez over the 20th century as closely exaggerating the highs and grossly exaggerating the lows. this simplistic economic res

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even mention leniency towards greece is now at the top of europe's agenda biters and bruised by a star ety athens has bags the use for breathing space and today the leaders of france and germany will meet to discuss whether to granted but as aussies piece on of the report it really is a divisive issue. well over the next few weeks greece could find out its fate in the country's future as a part of the euro that's certainly going to be something that's up for discussion when france warland the french president arrives here in berlin for chats with chancellor angela merkel now the two have differing opinions over how the debt crisis in greece should be dealt with as well as across the eurozone in general. chancellor merkel very very big on wanting to see cuts she said that greece must stick to a very rigid plan in order to find eleven over eleven billion euros worth of cuts before the next round of bailout money which is to shortly francoise hollande in france saying this well they're a little bit more flexible when it comes to greece now this meeting that's going to take place here is reall

will do is of course in something called the elasticity of taxable income for eti. studies of the elasticity of taxable income strike to determine the rate at which the rich take their income in nontaxable fashion given the tax increase. the field of several decades old and fairly venerable. the consensus has been for years that for every 10% increase in the marginal rate of income tax and which are prone to suppress taxable income by that sme rate of 10%. the underlying phenomenon being studied is with the rich are able to absorb really come in tax benefits, i realize capital gains come alone and lost write-down of its profits in all such that advanced as a way to manipulate taxable income. obviously the value of taking real of her taxable income goes down at the marginal rate of the income tax. but the marginal rate was down by 66 points as it did from 1944 to 1988, you can be taken at the ratio of real intent to taxable income on the part of the rich down to something by two thirds. the manual saez inanity 90s to inelasticity of taxable income research. he inexpl

and this is a simple way of describing eti.ou can see how people are behaving with tax rates change. this is a quote from alan with ay and saez young woman from mit. " there's a clear negative correlation. "his gras the when the top marginal rate was high, but slid from the 1930's and on -- from the 1930's and on, the rich are smart enough not to report income. theys pisketty and saez say is that if we treat the entire rise to the decline in the top tax rate, at this translates into electricity of top income with respect to the net of tax rate of around 1. this statement can be turned around. it is reversible. if the electricity is around one, it means we can explain all ae rise and the top 1% at response to tax rates. that is a missing part of the story. in response to capital gains are obviously important. they said the five anglo-saxon countries. -- studied five anglo-saxon countries. what they found was we estimate that reductions in tax rates explain between 1/3 and 1/2 of the rise of the richest income group. even if it w

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why don't we take the piketty and saez subtexts and applied eti to it. that's something we can do. when the results you get a top line of the 20 century and a community basis for discussion. >> next question. right there. >> i'm an independent scholar. my teacher told me other things. i have two conclusions i draw images of the first conclusion for which wallace said. it seems to me the rich cannot be taxed. they cannot be taxed much because they will transfer their money around. maybe this whole kind of debate, not only in here, but in the greater world is somewhat academic. i don't know. the second point is i'm glad that mr. reynolds brought up the gini index, gini coefficient. i think it's the best overall way of measuring inequality in a society. and the united states has the highest gini index and it has increased over the last 20 years, especially if you look at post come along with the first speakers, post-taxation gini indices. in the kinds of societies that hired him these are not the kinds of societies and most of us hate and want to live in. comments? >> is the u.s. turn

eti?n't we apply the that is something we can do. when you use that, you get a flat line of 1% and that can be our new basis for discussion. >> next question -- right there. >> i am an independent scholar. i have two conclusions that i draw. the first conclusion is there seems to me that the rich cannot be taxed. the cannot be taxed much, to put it another way. maybe this debate is somewhat academic. i don't know. the second point is i am glad that mr. reynolds sees virginia as coefficient. i think is the best overall way of measuring society. if you look at post-taxation indices, the kinds of societies that have higher indices are not the kinds of societies that most of us would want to live in. >> is the u.s. turning into an oligarchy? >> i like both of those. can i have both of those? >> we tried it. we had a tax rate as high as 91% during the eisenhower years. individual income tax brought in 7.7% of ged. -- of gdp. the individual income tax credit about 8.1% of gdp, got around to taking the top rate down to 28% and it still brou

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